The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 9

1 THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1151 EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW. EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO. SOCIAL AFFAIRS fran Pait R) Mrs. Jeromi McCreary of Ohio View, Mrs. Lloyd Murphy and Mri.

Atai Keser won prizes in cards when Mrs. Allen Smith entertained her 500 Club Monday night at her boma in East Liverpool. The club will meet May 19 with' Mrs. Murphy. 725 Ohio Avt.

Mrs. Mike Lazoriiak of Leets- Oshuit of Cincinnati havt concluded a visit with Mr. and Mri. Louis Benck and Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph T. Benck la Ohio View. WelUville Society Ruth Vrit 499 James L. Pilrntr of Main St. Hammondsvflle Couple To Mark 50th Year Wed HAMMONT3SVILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Warner W. Tice will observe their 50th wedding anniversary with PAQlt New Officers Named By PTA Of Jefferson School In Newell announces the marriage of his sister, Margaret, of Newark. N. to Edward J.

Sheridan Jr. of En- (lewood, N. 3. were solemnized Sat- an their Ir- urday in Newark. N.

J. dale was a gue.it of the Pinochle is the son of Mrs. Emma Sheridan Club when it met Monday night of Znglewood and Is an underwrit- thi homt of Mrs. Georgt Wollti.tr for the Sun Lift Assurance Co. open house Sunday at Timothy Ridge ondale.

Tice and the former Nellie 'Belle) both of Washington Coun- near Marietta, were married Thi of to Toronto late Mr and Mrs. George Pilmer ln New Cumberland of Maple and the bridegroom tota before moving here. Mis. Tice has been in poor health for seven month. She was 78 Nov 19.

on Woodlane Ave. of Canada. Prizes in cards went to Mrs. Ml- Immediately following the cere- Ian Prodonovich, Mrs. Paul Dan- money the couple motored to Win- and Mrs.

Cheater Cook. iton Salem, N. for a wedding to Wellsville for a reception at the homt of tht bride's sister, Mrs. Paul Melnick, 342 Midland breakfast given by friends, and Avt will be hostess May Midland Personals Mrl R.ymond J. Arbaugh of Ma- Mrs Lewis Baker and Mrs.

Mary ve After May 1 they will be In their new home in Engltwood. WetlsTllle Mr and Mri. Richard McLaugh- AREYWAGGAP? A retired brickyard worker, Tice now is a dairy farmer and active in the Farm Bureau. He will be 71 June 18. Their only child, Mrs.

Lulu Springer Tice, is deceased. They reared a granddaughter, Mrs. Lavada Springer Minor, and three grandsons. Robert Springer and Richard Springer, both of Irondale R. D.

1, and Harold Spring. er In Manila, Philippines. There are 16 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren Harry Salser was named president of the Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association at a meeting Wednesday night in the Newell school when plans were made for sending a patrol boy to the national rally and for a class party. Salser, a Hall China Co. mechanic, succeeds Ward Jackson.

Other new officers are the Rev. Donald Gregory, vice president; Mrs. Andy Zubel, secretary, and Jackson, treasurer The new officers will be Installed at the next meeting May 21. The officers arc invited to attend the Hancock County school of instruction for PTA headj to be held at the Weirton Community Center Tuesday, Jackson said. Ernest John, principal, announced pre-school registration would be held for children entering school for the first time next FaE.

Registration is listed April 30-- May 1-2 from 3 to 5 p. m. at the school. Paul Jester, Board ol Education member, asked support of tht levy coming up for approval May 30. The association made plans to sponsor a boy to Washington, on May I for the patrol rally.

Mrs. Arch Coen was appointed chairman of the refreshment committee for tht party for sixth grade. Business was followed by a program by the school children who presented a minstrel. Refreshments were served by a committee composed of Mrs. Arthur Wickham, Mrs.

Evelyn Jacobs, Mrs. Harry Stonebumer. Mrs Zubel. Miss Mary Highfield and Miss Virginia Laneve. sold and Miss Hhabeth Coleman.

principal, included selections by the eighth grade girls chorus, an accordion solo, Barbara Hyatt and i two one-act plays. "A Visit tromj Cm and Linda Urso, Norval Fletcher, Bry, an Ralston, Glenda Simon and Dotarta Vtglia, and "Before a DaU; With WbeaJdcn.l Lewis Hood. Lillian Kohlcr. Violet Chapman and Ralph Kiger. Members of the girls chorus arc I Ruth Ann Baumgard.

Janice Nicholson, Ann Presutti, Carol Ann, Feardon, Kathleen Redmond. Sandra Schultz. Maxine Shelton, Donna Lou Ward and Donna Jean 'Baumgarner. IB WelbriUe Mfelup A HfM MVM far WUliM ON jWelUvfflt, coOidad with a parted doubkt traikr Inek. at taw section awl It tat Otrk Aw.

jWtdoMtey tt said. Leroy Kinf, driver for Toms Ex. DIMS of Weirton. raperlid dam- to Ml rwr Ma traikr truck. Wright's in fanJ ee tte risjlrt treat Neville Ronald Peterson As President lin of Rochester visited local friends Sunda 'land.

C. C. Herron, worthy master. Mr. and Mrs.

John Satow of Cleveland spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Kathryn Satow, of on "Safety" I Main who Is ill. presided. Hilary Johnston showed movies Chester Society OtMar Miller Chwttr 2871 Lunch by committee headed by Mrs. Helen McClain and Mrs John T.

Allison The next meeting will be May 13 Ronald Peterson succeeded Mrs Ruth Ralston as president of the Neville Home and School Association at Tuesday night's election meeting. Other new officers named for the coming year were Mrs. Glenn Horger, vice president, Mrs, Ruth Dctson, secretary, and Mrs Janet Hood, treasurer. They will be m- means chairman, reported a profit of M38 from the school carnival held April and the group made a 110 donation to the Charles Wallace Trust Fund. Ed Ossoski'j seventh grade room won the attendance banner.

The program, in charge of Sos- Dean Of Engineering Dies At Ohio State COLUMBUS, O. IE. MacQuigg, 67, dtan of the College of Engineering at Ohio State University, died in University Hospital this morning. He had been ill since March 13. He became dean of tht engineering college July 1.

1937, after long experience in prospecting, busi- jness, educational and mttallurgkal research fields. MacQuigg was tht author of a number of articles on metallurgy and research published in trade journals, and held many patents on steel and steel treatment. He a chairman of the Ohio 1 Program Commission's Highway Investigating committee. Grt.iatt HOW to tht WORLD'S FASTEST PORTABLE! KPW this advertisement to Mom Dad. TeD then tbt All-New SMITH-CORONA la ont of the Boast presents graduate can receive.

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Dorothy Swearlngen, president, will be in charge. Two tables of 500 wert In play at tht meeting of the Triple-Trio Club Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Miriam Milby of Phoenix Ave. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Elizabeth Burnquist, Mrs.

Ada Erlitz and Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson. Lunch was served by the host- annsted by Mrs. Maude Campbell. The next meeting will be May 8 at the home of Mri.

Elizabeth Lu- dovicl on Plutus Ave. third a degrees were conferred on three candidates when the Fairview Grange met Tuesday night in the Pughtown Grange Hall The dcgreei were in chargt of John a degree master. Tht group voted to furnish a room in the new Weirton hospital for the National Grange community project contest. There were donation! of 15 to the Cancer Fund and $10 to the youth organization in New Cumber- Innocent Plea Filed By Marshal In Assault Marshal John Baker of Irondale, secretly indicted by the Jef- ferson Grand Jury on a charge of I unlawful assault with Intent to kill, pleaded not guilty today when ralgned before Judge Arthur Hooper in Steubenville. Judge Hooper continued a bond at $1,000 and said the trial date will be set Tuesday If there is no change of plea The marshal allegedly beat Fletcher Ingram, 50.

two weeki before ht died while at work Feb. IS in the mine of the Peerless Clay Co. of Port Homer. Tht alleged beating occured when Baker arrested the Irondale man on a disorderly conduct charge. Dr.

John Smarella. Jefferson County coroner, ruled a heart attack wai responsible for Ingram's death. stalled at the May meeting. Teddy Snodgrass was chosen to attend the National Safety Patrol Rally Day next month in Washing-' ton. Elmer Penney is the alternate.

All the patrol boys will be entertained later this Spring at a baseball game In Cleveland. Mrs. Ralston and Mrs. Loll Waggoner were named a committee to arrange transportation. The annual athletic banquet will be held May 1 and the eighth grade banquet on May 22.

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